Eventide Asset Management

Co-Chief Investment Officers Finny Kuruvilla and Dolores Bamford share portfolio management responsibility. Kuruvilla, an MD and PhD, is a founding member and has led Eventide’s investment philosophy since 2008. Bamford, a CFA charterholder, joined later and was elevated to Co-CIO, reflecting a dual leadership structure over the firm’s public and private strategies.

Eventide uses a proprietary two-part screen. First, it excludes companies involved in activities it considers inconsistent with a biblical worldview — including gambling, tobacco, and certain weapons. Second, it applies a positive screen to identify businesses that create products or services advancing what it calls “human flourishing.” This process is integrated at the portfolio-construction level across mutual funds, ETFs, and venture investments.

No. Eventide is a registered investment adviser and asset manager, not a family office. It serves individuals, financial advisors, and institutions through pooled vehicles and separately managed accounts. The firm does not operate on behalf of a single family’s capital.

Yes. Eventide Ventures invests in early-stage healthcare and technology companies. It operates as an in-house team under the same ethical framework that governs the firm’s mutual funds and ETFs. This hybrid structure — liquid public funds and a private venture arm — is unusual among values-based managers.

Eventide’s public disclosures do not describe a co-investment program with external general partners. The firm manages its own commingled vehicles and directly invests its venture capital. Allocators seeking co-investment rights should not assume a standing platform.